Pet Cremation - Choosing what's right

by Alex Johnson November 24, 2017 2 min read

Pet Cremation: Choosing What is Right for You and Your Pet

Losing a beloved pet is not easy to endure. Pets often become a part of your family, so it is hard to see them go. When the time comes to say goodbye, there are some things that you must consider. Here are some benefits of pet cremation and why it’s the right choice for you and your pet.

 

Preferred Choice

Pet cremation has become the preferred method of putting your beloved furry or featured friends to rest. The finality of death has become one of the main reasons that pet cremation is the number one method of disposition. Pet cremation gives pet owners the option to create a final resting place that is fitting for their pet. Whether you place your pet's ashes in a unique pet urn or scatter them at their favorite park, pet cremation gives you a choice to grieve and cope in your own way. 

 

Helps to Heal

Pet cremation gives you the opportunity to create a tribute to honor your lost pet. Knowing that your pet's remains aren't buried beneath the ground or discarded in any other disposition method can help you cope better. This is because pet cremation offers a wide variety of ways to honor your pet. Pet owners can do whatever they please with their pet’s ashes, such as spreading them across a special landscape or customizing a beautiful pet urn. Being able to create a special and memorable final resting place for your pet helps you to heal.

 

Environmentally Friendly

Along with the emotional benefits of pet cremation, there are also environmental benefits. Digging up holes in your backyard for your pet's final resting place might seem like a good idea, but it poses some risks. First, when you dig into your backyard, you risk hitting sewer, gas, or any other underground utility line. The last thing you want to deal with after the loss of your pet is a huge mess from a utility line break. Second, improper burial can potentially contaminate groundwater supplies causing toxicity that will eventually affect your health. Not only is cremation the environmentally friendly choice, but it also poses the least amount of risks and allows you and your family to grieve without having to deal with added unnecessary issues.

In Summary

Having to care for your pet's remains is the last thing you want to think about while trying to cope and grieve with the loss. While pet cremation may not be the right choice for everyone, it offers both emotional and practical benefits. Being able to memorialize your pet is important. They were, and will always be, a part of your family and should have a final resting place that represents that. With pet cremation urns, you can properly grieve and memorialize your beloved pet.

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